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PRICE, ONE CENT.
BALD kNOBsMETH0Bs.
4 Young Man Taken From His Home an"
whipped by Regulators.

CORYDoN. IND., June 9.-About IL
o'clock last night John Glenn, young
married man living about two miles west
of this place. was called to his front door
by a loud knock On opening the door
Glenn was seized by ten masked men ara
dragged out of the house. lie was taken
a short distance from his home, where
party OF thirty men was waiting, and WAS
told that he was to receive fifty lashes
from hickory switches for his frequent
misdemeanors. His night clothes were
stripped from him and he was tied to
tree and lashed in a horrible manner:
He begged for mercy, but the regulators
hi not cease until fOrty-nne lashes had
left their marks on his body. lie was
then united and left in semi-con-
scious state on the ground. lie was
shortly afterward found by his family
and taken home, where he is still con-
fined 10 his bed in a serious condition.
Glenn admits that he visited the house
of a family named Fry while the male
members were absent and attempted 10
outrage "a Young girl. He is under bond
10 answer charge of burglary.
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Iighiing for Child.

H,NNIBAL, Mo-, June Some time
ago Lincoln Cook and his wife (colored)
separated Mrs. Cook went to the house
of her brother, Carter Jackson, to live,
taking with her the little child. lester.
day Cook went to Jackson's house and
wanted TO take away the child, but the
mother picked it up and was running
away with il in her arms, when Cook
fired al her with a revolver, the ball pass
ine through her arm and imbedding itself
I'm her breast. Carter Jackson then
knocked the weapon out Of Cooks hand,
and desperate encounter took place
between the TWO men. Cook over
powered his antagonist, and again seiz-
ing the revolver discharged the contents
into Jackson The first ball struck him
Zoo the head, and he expired instantly.
The murderer gave himself up to the
authorities Mrs Cook will recover.
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4 Mn.t rer.i.trnt sniclde.

LurLE Rock. ARR, June "a man
named Boyd, hospital steward of the pen
itentiary here, attempted 10 commit sui
eide hast night by taking drug unknown
to the attending physician. He burned
his eyebrows with carbolic acid. and when
Dr. Cantrell arrived be found the would
be- suicide in "a critical condition This
is the second attempt Boyd has made 10
end his life, the first time about two
months ago. when he took morphine and
made a desperate effort 90 put out his
ewes with horse shoe nails. lie seemed
determined 10 die, and even though DEE
pulls through in the present instance, AS
serts 10 as his intention 10 keep ON trying
until he Is successful
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rou.pir,c, 81 railroad EmpIoyes.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, June 9-The Kan
,as city Gable Railroad Company has
discovered Il conspiracy among c0nduc-
tors 10 knock down fares. II. {. jill
son. adscharged gripman, discovered the
combination of the bell punches, and
renied room near the line Of the road
where the conductors took their
meals. They would punch slips until
perhaps 100 were registered, after which
they would simply ring the bell They
would ,hcn take the punches to jilson,
who would open them and make them
correspond with the slip Six conduc-
tors confessed and were discharged yes
terday Jills0n has He'd
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CIRCUIT COURT.
The Case of Chamn ". Lynch on New
Trial.

The Case of Chaffin ". Lynch on a New
Trial.
The case OF David II. Lynch against
r. b. Chailin was commenced yesterday
in the City Circuit Court
This is a suit brought by Mr. Lynch
for defamation of character, and claims
damages 10 the amount Of $4,000 There
are fifteen witnesses from Petersburg
and about the same number from this
city
This case was tried in the Circuit Court
and verdict rendered in favor of MI
Lynch. il was taken TO the Court Of APP
peals and the lower court was reversed
4 special jury Of twenty was summon
ed for this case, and the following were
selected Messrs George ID. Peasants,
W a. Spott, o. f. Weisiger, Jr., W. C.
Mayo, Il II Worsham, I /. d. Wal
ford, j. +. Lambert, r. $. VI Valentine
John X ChildTey, y. Samuels, ;. y.
Hughes, and NJ J.. Robinson.
Mr. Lynch is represented by Messys
Edgar Allan and Thomas !. Jackson.
Messrs Marshall VI Gillian and Jackson
Guy are counsel for Mr rhanin
A portion Of the evidence was heard
and the case ad journed over until to-day.
The judge desires If possible 20 get
through with the case before tomorrow
night
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NEW STREETS.
4 FEIT OF THE f-NENOWY / TENTES
OF RICHMOND.
Parts Unknown In the IneNplored Re
gions Backwoods Boulevards, strange
side Streets. and Suburban Thorough
fares that should BE Known.

Richmond is not London or a New
York by a large majority, yet IL has many
streets that are not widely known. so il
happens that when the readers Of the
TINES see that an accident, fire, a
death, ora marriage occurs at No blank
Blank street, many people wonder where
that street is.
In this article will be given the names
of some of what may be called the parts
unknown Of this growing city. Only the
names are given to-day. Some other day
the location will be described. Below
will be- found some Of the backwoods
bOuievards referred TO
Abigail, Accommodation, Allen, APP
person, Ash, Bacon least and vest,
Balding, Bates, Birch, Boyd, Bragg,
Brook Buchanan. Burton, Buffers Al
ley, Calhoun, Cabell, Carter, Cave,
Cedar. Central, Centre, Charity, Chris
tian, Claiborne, Coalter COmpr0-
mise Concord, Concurrence, Coutts,
Creek, Crouch, Dance, Delaware,
Edge, Elicit, Elm, Erin, Fairfield, FEEDER
al, Fox Alley, Green, Gwynn, Hickory,
Highland, Horse Alley, Howard Jay,
Jcs.aminc. Jesse, Jones Alley,
Judah Lady, Littlepage, Lownes,
Mason, Mechanic, Mil, Morris.
Mosby, Morgans Row, otis, Ohio Or
anec, Oyerion, Pendleion, Page, Peach,
Pear, Pickett, Ounce, Roane, Rowe, Rus
sell, ST. stephen, Scott State, Stevenson.
Sullvans Alley Taylor Turpin, Tyler.
Walker, Wallace Webster, and Williams
These are not all, but IT is very good
list, and bat few people in The heart of
the city could find many of them with
ont consulting q directory OF seeking in
formation from some source.
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MADISON, Wi-., June 9. The fifth ma
tioual convention Of the Chiefs oi Labor
Bureaus is being held in sumner re-
sort on the east shore of Lake M0n0na.
with twenty chiefs IN attendance Car
roll d. Wright is president of the as-o-
ton. Thca.,ocialion determined 90 meet
next year 40 indianapolis, and reelected
Carroll d. Wright president Frank A.
Flower, OF Madison, yicepresident and
T. IL Hutchins. af DcsMOines. secretary.
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As an evidence of what property is
worth in various sections of the city the
following recent sales are reported
Eighteen feet ON Leigh street, between
Kinney and Bowe streets, for $500; l6t
feet ON Twentieth street between Grace
and Broad streets, for $40. % feet ON
Chaflin street between Beach and Re-er-
yoir streets for SOP; 30 feet ON Baker
street between st. John and ST. Paul
streets, for $3.50 30 feet on Main street.
between Linden and Beech streets, for
81 800
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Mrs Joseph r. Gin desires TO return
thanks 10 many kind friends for their in
valuable assistance TO all who iu any
way contributed 10 the success of The
military concert She feels under obiiga-
tions. Especial thanks are due Mrs. "
f. Powell Mrs VI. r.. Catlin. and Captain
T.. T. Woodfn, of the Hampton Soldiers
Home. and % The members of thc ccle-
brated band of That institution. and Cap
tain Frank Cunningham Mr.. Jacob
Reinhardi also comes iu loI share of
cOmmendation All the u~hcrs were very
attentive, and the stage hand, rendered
efficient assistance
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Narrom E.cape from ni.a.ter.

BRlDGErOET, CoNN, June 9-The
Nonon0wantuck which left here al lls3O
last night for Port Jefferson, with large
excursion that had come over 90 see Bar
NUNS circus. ran ashore in the lower
harbor on account Of The dense fog that
prevailed. Her pass ngers were com.
PEELED 10 remain aboard until S o'ciO K
this morning when they were taken OF
by the steamer Annie. The disabled
boat lies high and dry at low water.
Fortunately The weather was calm,
otherwise "a great loss of life would
probably have followed
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Runaway Accident.

Yesterday about . o'clock the horse
attached to carryall belonging to Mrs.
Jane Kelly at Cary and Laurel streets,
became frightened and ran down Laurel
street At the corner Of Cumberland
The vehicle was overturned and a mum
bcr of packages distributed IN the street
The driver was unhurt. The carryml
WAS fixed up without damage but the
horse jumped the harness and continued
down Cumberland street.
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WI, IIc w. Vol rhere.

The thoroughbred chestnut sorreL
" Chatsworth," did not run in the races OF
Yesterday on account of The breaking OF
the plate on his left fore foot in the first
heat in the race of the day before, which
Clipped bis hoof little. but we are glad
TO say it is nothing serious, and that he
will be ON the turf this fall TO meet any
of the three-mile runners. Chats
worth won day before yesterday, run
ming two one mile heats after the acci-
dent
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\ meeting of the eX-Confederates who
propose taking the trip TO Gettysburg
July 3d was held al Murphy last night.
Captain f. Payson Reeve presided, with
Sergeant Charles r. Loehr as secretary.
Some of the details OF the trip was dis
cussed and arranged and a committee on
transportation was appointed. Colonel
William Il. Ayleil is expected to be one
Of the party, and resolution was adopted
inviting him TO deliver an address ON
that occasion.
Tie meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place June 10Th, at o'clock pm.
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ST. Jo~rpu Mo. June g. President
Cleveland and the Presidential party are
20 bee invited to - Joseph this fall The
matter was tu<ca in hand hy the Hon.
WinsioW jud.on, eX-May0r II K ".
llauwig, and Mayor ] H. Doyle. of lhe
Benton Club The invitation will De the
finest that can reprinted II will De Of
parchment and the cover of fine Turkey
morocco. There will be at least 5000
signers TO the invitation \ special COM
mittec viii convey 10 to Washington.
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The firemeu Efcct Delegate, Last Night.

The firemen Eiect Delegate, Last Night.
4 largely attended meeting of the
State Fircmcns Convention was held
last night The following delegates to
the state Convention were elected
Oliver Mountcaste, j b. IIorner,
George II Redwood, l.. W Dorset, +.
II. Fisher. Goodman Davis, George G.
Shaw William Kanary, John $ Trower
j. +. Wingfeld lsadore lIirshberg A.
II. Kaufman, William II Thompson,
Isaac Newman, and W +. Epps
The following were elected alternates
J.. l.. Lynch, w H. Taylor, W &. Fuller
Edward Cohen, Robert Stubs, VI. :.
Blount, Joseph Rose, James II Gibbes
Daniel ODonnell, John f Parrish,
Charles stephen, VI Johnson, Andrew j.
Gallagher, Arthur Evans, and r. 7. Da-
Wis
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Last night the cast and chorus iu the
amateur Mikado waited ON Professor r.
lntropidi at the American, and presented
him with gold locket ornamented with
q handsome diamond
Mr. Watkins Norvcll made ihe pre-
sentalion speech, and the recipient of the
testimonial responded After This the
air was rent with airs from The Nj
kado and "a social and pleasant hour was
spent This testimonial Wa. in every
way deserved. and reelected credit upon
all concerned
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Annual Meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce.


The annual meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce was held yesterday at o'clock
pm.
The reports Of the president, secretary,
and treasurer were received and some
routine business transacted The follow
ing officers were elected:
President George A. Ainsle vice
presidents r. \. Dunlop and George l..
Christian secretary, ". d. Chesterman
treasurer. John IT. Montague; board of
directors. Alexander Cameron. A. II.
Christian. " d. Hargrove J. W. Cring-
ham. y. W Bowe, Clay Drewry. John j.
Montague, :. d. Crenshaw, G.. p. +. Burg
wyn, f. T. Glasgow, John : Elicit, J. B.
Purcell. George D. Thaxton, Fred. ;.
Myers, and p. \. Sublett The board Of
directors is very representative body
and Is composed of excellent material.
The Chamber begins another year under
very favorable auspices.
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PllTsBuRG. June g-The con-idera-
tiOn Of thew4ge, question was continued
by the Amaigamatcd Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers ai their convention
to-day The progress Of tine saae Is so
slow that the convention may not get
through wiih thc question In time for the
conference with the manufacturers com
mittec tomorrow afternoon
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Another Suit.

The Auditor of Public Accounts yes
terday notified the Attorney-General that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany had rendered coupons IN payment
of their taxes, and proceedings viii be
speedily instituted against this company.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, June "a dis
patch from Choctaw Nation says the
troubles i'm Towson county are by no
means adjusted Governor Mckinney IS
ON the ground and expects 10 allay lhe
excitement II is said tnat a pardon will
bc granted 10 all the men, half fbreeds and
fan hlo0ds. who are now under arms,
provided they disband. The Governor Is
determined tO restore peace at whatever
cost The friends of the Wilson's and
Jacobs are still turbulent, and the lives
of many persons have been threatened
Since May 10th several persons have been
killed and many have left the country.
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WEST PoNr. y. y, June 0-To-mor-
row Secretary Endicott and General Sher-
idan will arrive, and it is expected that
President and Mrs Cleveland will spend
"a fcw hours here Saturday morning.
George " Childs has presented and
had hung in the Mess Hall iull.leDglh
portrait Of General Grant, and the hall is
now called Grant Hall.
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The Case of Contempt.

II has been decided to raise the ques
ton of contempt i'm the case of the
Wheeler and Wilson Company. No steE
can be taken until after the return OF At
iorney-General Ayers from North Caro-
lima, whittier he goes next week ON pri
yate business
The case will, of course, eventually b'
carried to the Supreme Court.
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Messrs. W. II. II Bagwell, " b. Nell
waine John II. Patterson, Charles Ii
Cuthbert, Jr., James Dunlop, Jro K. 7
stone, Cornelius 7. Tinsley. j. p. vii
hanson, John Parham, Reuben Ragland
ST., and William Turnbull, Of Petersburg
were summoned rs witnesses for Mr Da
yid II. Lynch in the libel suit OF Lynch
rs. Chafiin, Of which mention is elsewhere
made
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Tho I,inA,er NIf>sfnn.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union celebrated the day with appropri-
ate observances. 4 number of them Wis
tied the Peniieniiary and the Almshonse-
Flowers were distributed and religious
services held. 1t is believed that the
heart of some sad and sorrdwiul fellow
creature was made lighter by this simple
ceremony.
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LONDON, June 9-The German bark
Elsa, Captain Fretwurst, from Whining
ton, \. C., April 20th, for London, was
picked up in the channel and towed TO
Dungeness, where she sank IL j. sup.
posed she was damaged by a collision.
Nothing is known Of the crew.
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new Yonh June 9 The Wa, ing.
tons scored to the Boston's yester-
day The phihlclphia- didn't move
lo third place in the League as they
hoped 90 do. forthc New \ ork giants beat
them t0 Chi.ago got back of Indi-
annapolis Dos downing them $ to3 Wet
grounds prevented the game scheduled 40
Detroit There were two games ON lhe
Athletic grounds in Philadelphia. the
home team winning the iirs', > t0 .. and
thc Cincinnati returning he compliment
gtO $. n the second game Baltimore
kept 0n 70, winning gate and beat Louis
vile l3toG Brooklyn defeated Clcge-
land. ] 4 to D. and Tine Nt LouI, champi-
ons, after dropping TWO games to lhe
Nets. retrieved tlcmsciyc. by beating
Wiman indians, 20 T.
Following Is the -tandiag of clubs TO
date
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Two Ireight Irains Mrecked.

B0RDENT0wN, ~ j. June "a wreck
Of TWO freight trains occurred at James
burg, on the line Of the Amboy division
of the Pennsylvania railroad early this
morning one Of the engines lies on IT'S
side SO far as can be learned, no one
was injured 4 wrecking train has gone
from here TO the scene OF the accident
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Inneral of W.. Whit.

ITHACA, y y, June 9-The funeral o.
Mrs. Andrew d. White will be held IN
the chapel Of Cornell University satur
day afternoon at o'clock The body
will be- placed IN ihe crypt of Mcmoria
chapel. in which rest the remains Of Err,
Cornell. John McGraw, and Mrs. Fiske.
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FL PAso, Tx June 81 Henry b. elf
ford, of New York. and j. 4. Nergis, of
San Francisco. have just secured vast
grant of land from the Mexican govern
mcnt. II extends along the Sierra Madre,
through the States of Durango and chi
huahua Both passed through FL Paso
yesterday OBJ their way to the East. where
they will iolm "a large syndicate for the
purpose of developing the land.
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Observation-Disclosures.

LANCASTER, PA, June 9-C0L James
Du1y entertained the Pennsylvania
Farmers Club at his park at Marietta
this afternoon Among the guests were
General Simon Cameron, Senator j. Do
nald Cameron, G. W g. Roberts, G.. =.
Wilbur, Judge Biddle, Wayne Mac Neagh,
nnl IarY JerOme.
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Another Oner.

Julien Binford makes better offer for
a half dime of 1902 He will now give
five gallons of his splendid NAAN
Whisky. which he sells for 81 gallon,
for half dime of 1902, in good order.
If YOU can't get such a half dime, try
some of this whisky anyhow. Ii is a
superior article and you can buy it at 81
per quart. JULIEN BlNFORD,
1902 East Main street
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m Kni.er snff.ring frnm NenraIgia

BERLIN. June 9-The Deutches TdgbLau
says that Emperor William is suffering
from neuralgia pains, to relieve which
hypodermic injections of morphia have
been resOrtcd TO-
The Past reviewing the situation, con
cludes that Europe will enjoy a quiet
SUMNER
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Wednesday night at Clay street MethO-
dist church Mr.. Robert l.. Scott and Miss
Ella NJ Clinclv were married Rev. Mr..
Riddick performed the ceremony. ltwas
intended 90 have q reception al the
residence of Mrs Scott Bethel al No.
5O2 South Pine street, but the illness of
the father of Mr.. Scott prevented this.
The groom is q son of cX-Councilman
William II. Scott of Clay Ward, who is
living extremely ill., He is an employ
of the Tredegar Iron Works, and is a
very popular young man.
The bride is daughter of Policeman
Charles Clncly, and has the love Of many
friends. Nr. and Mrs Scott were the
recipients of many handsome and useful
presents.
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Murderer Hermann Dies.

PwTsBrRG, June 0.--Frederick Her.
mann the religious fanatic who murdered
bis child, tried 10 kin his wife and then
cut bis own throat last hOnday afternoon,
died at the West Penn Hos ital at $50
o'clock this morning. Mrs. Hermann )
condition is still quite serious, but she
will recover
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Weather Indications.

WAsniSGToN, May 9-Indications for
the next twenty-four hours, commencing
at pm, Thursday, June3 For vir.
ginia, westerly winds, fair weather. slight
changes in temperature.
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NEW YORK, June 9-Nice- Presiden,
Jordan, Of the Western National Bank,
says II will probably be some time before
the new silver certificates will be ready.
but that temporary certificates will De
provided for trading purposes.
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Three hundred and fifty pairs ladies
fine French hid button handsewed at
$2s5, that would be- cheap al - 90, at
the bankrupt shoe sale, 1909 East Main
street, opposite postoiiice.
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Attention. Gents!!

Five hundred and seyenty-iiye pairs OF
mems fine sample shoes in lace button
and congress for $3.50 and $500 pair,
worth double the money, al The bankrupt
shoe sale, 1909 East Main street.
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Tfft t.fttiS.
Celebration of the Forty-1hird Ami.
NeIsHrN.

Ncrsary.
The iortythird anniversary of the
Richmond Grays will be celebrated next
Monday. There Will be parade and q
target practice in the afternoon. The
latter will be held i'm the rear of the city
AlmshOusc.
AT $40 o'clock the annual reunion Will
take place at Sungcr Halle The com
miucc of invitation are Lieutenant i. G.
Garrison, Captain G o. Sayillc. J.. o
TraylOr. Jr, and f. W Ball
The HoWitzers have been invited 10
attend. and the members.of The old Gray,
Association will also be present.